New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-08

N vas cannot now DO rurnemDered II Is rememDcroa.
that each Oh s %s sSSs Inch
dameter Each Of these being out into Two IN ine m,a
S %"S an make Sr p"Sb
Parsonss two pieces OF iron pipe nave peen
cell When cell was examined yesterday not
Of that Sa Ps sr pses to tho
great surprise and chagrin OF the ociale OF the 'al
style '
PRIVILEGES OF VISITORS MUCH RESTRICTED
None Of the friends OF the prisoners we're allowed TO
deliver to them any Of the food daintes which they
had brought Gretchen Spies, Ferdinand and Chris -
Spies admitted to the jail. and Miss Nina
Zandt hut love at long with the latter
Good morning." she shouted up TO Spies as soon as
she could attract his attention. and then thera was
long pause in the conversation $500
Did you take those books and papers of mine !" he
asked, and she responded: No; where are they -
In my CELL he replied will you take theh
How am to get them ," she asked petulanty, as
she stood her and tried 10 catch his answer
paper. and %amShIe. Then Miss Van zandt turned
Gretchen and Chris Spies and had an earnest discus
they were trying induce her to accompany the Am
nesty Committee to Springfield ,,..o
asked them The reply could not be heard but the only
answer she II was to shake her besd
Mrs. Engcl admitted to see her husband. VINO
seemed to have recovered somewhat from his despond
encv She like the rest however had 10 tax across he
eight foot cage She brought him bottle OF butterGe
but Jaer Foz refused doliver to Ill.,! ana she hd
Ss S witt 1sT e cS.
to her husband. who 10 still In murderers row, IN
scnwsb and spies arc still in all the other: be-
Ing the ground floor under the immediate eyes OF All
DR. DR. Bolton pastor Of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church They had long and earnest conversation IN
which Felden could be seen emphasizing his statement
by decided motion Of his land up and down and back
and After talking to Fielden for Some time Dr
About the time tho other visitors were going Captain
Solo ivpd
permission 20 within the barrier and 7" aIk 10 me
prisoners with nothing bet him and them save me
cell door Beginning with Iingg. to whom he merely
said Good morning" he passed from aoot t 70 c%or
making etPsesy ons s sS' s ON He said to re-
porter, ,,. wors in 1,nyos cell with his knowledge
md bv his procurement: then fact furnishes
the strongest possible evidence that I,ngg has been
certain from my conversation with the that none
OF his comrades had idea whatever that these bombs
were III his CELL
ALARMED BY A REPORTED ANARCHIST DRILL"
The 200 officers OF the central detail who have been on
reserve duty at the Desplanes street Police station
since Friday. reused at 80 a H. today ana TWO
minutes later oil dressed am armed Win rihes
Word just reached the station that men were drilling
Mt Zepfs Hail. where the armed section or the yar:
Anarchist groups used TO meet before me nay narKe
explosion An officer ordered to watch me hni s Az
hurryug along the sidewalk hugshe the puiliI9s
close and carrying valse. He stole along silently
started upstairs. Here he was overhauled and the
valse taken from him. 1t was the sound OF men drS
the floor overhead tnat caused tt oIcer w
cate with the station Lieutenant Fitzpatrick go' ms
men In marching order In little while. aud Few inh
utes later they Zrprs Hall But II was deserted
Those OF the place before ho police arrived
lost time getting away. VINO tney were was ho'
learned But for the remainder OF the night an adnl
tiOnai watch was kept the hall Jill daylight Tho
vase did contain dynamite or explosive BOMBS MS
the police feared but was hed with Anarchsl crcuiis
and lot of tickets for enterianmcnt to he given
shortly families Of the convicted bono throWe
The United Labor party is out In proclamation Which
eays concerning TO luOrr0w's election:
Vote early and stay the polls and work all day;
,bcrf The
equal administration NJ the laws Each meniper n hn
organized Labor body II he values tho right or lree
man. guaranteed by the Constitution OF tne Cni,eu
States should lie willing to sacrifice the time necessary
10 his for vote cast Tor this uchct
protest against the execution o. the condeheh men IN
tue Cook County jail and against interference " .no
bogus Doodle ticket. headed by Judge Gary Inc tlteu
Labor ticket is headed by William T. Black"
GOVERNOR OGLrSBY NAY NOT INTERFERE.
Springfield dispatch tonight states that gentleman
who has information from reliable sources said: fec
that while Governor Oglcsby will give courteous atten
lion TO all persons who may call upon him In the interest,"
OF commu, of sentence of the Anarchists ana
while he will examine all papers sent 10 him ana the
law uron tie subject; yet believe he mas uf iauc up
hs mind allow law to take It's course lie akes
no stock in the rumors which say uha' lhlcago VII &c
laid In ashes and that he himself vii! be assassinated
he fails Interfere with the sentence OF the court nc
receives hundred letters each DAY IRON
all classes of people. Many OF them are from cIahks
indulge In the widest kind or talk Some OF .ieih
are bold enough to sign their names. Many sneak pc
hind some fictitious cognomen or send their ennsiohs
ANONYMOUSLY The latter class the more violent anu
dynamite and allude mysteriously to assassination
They think that fear VIII work upon the mhu OF
the Governor and supply the weight necessary 70 CARRY
the wayering balance IN their lavor